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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
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\ nryrNrr Crrrrn STARTS "rI WIN E''IN'
CONFUSION -wtIING ror ".
~, Wandering. nrd -" ro--N'" abiding place
q, r,s - Tol,' 'I- rrff continued - 49, 'H absorb
,r- ionic y,,'.il, amou, oi .io if'r MOSS 'n i'
,.,. rcrrr. f.ou PHI. pan ~ r1r Ir'".r"t' a'd
from trc ,'rlmrr Morse as rrll 81 from incoming
,o..'. vc-e loo'.l f0r IN y1'n 'hr'r~ioW 'h' ''F.
There verc runor, in abundance n'1''nr around 'h'
v.ltr.c Exchange The "elr.'lp Na.virh f"n
r.i.f.f ,ar'rm Nnifrr. r.icl up rov boat '"i"''
ira,hlar port. and 'h' report Of 'l, expanded ln'"
,ne r.fnor ,t the Exchange That ~" Warwick bad
encountered the Ili and turned - .'"r - como ins
lo4's which were hdn-ins tho ir'inthan ini" th'
harhor
C,ntaln Davis. Of tlc ic,cuu" cutter Grant. wa
rushing around all day 10 get hi, vessel into 'hapo
for departure ~ Join I'm the search Il' found u
necessary to make tuo calls on Collector Maeonr TIE
.ccond at " 20 y. M. a. he hunicl away h' stated
that OBJ. Grant would start Dos D. T. in. az l'i~I. u
,,. oul. 4 o'.lo.l however, whom Tho Grant ''t nut
f,nIn Count sf IfrooIlNn. captain Davis va m
.fllrfrI to cruise within 100 mites. although, u h'
deemed 10 advisable. hr wa, authorized 10 iNr1d ms
field o( search. Irlirf grew Ar-'rldN ihai tn'
winds and fhr rough seas II the past few days would
lf,.,R fbr ran TO pieces. Mr. 'rnfN. however t.
tain. h. faith IN Mn Io''t', sons opinion and I'm bis
rnuudrrcc and that of captain Iiitricld That the
raft viii Lo'd fogclh her md will hr saved
Al the oir, of Howring & Archibald n vas ihid that
ihrrn wa. uuthlur now IN the situation The firm
has boon served with papers I'm tut for damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
pUGH IN DEFENCE or TREASON.
ais SPEECH IN BEHALF or LAMAR ox AZ IS

ais SPEECH IL BEHALF or LAMAR ON AZ AMI
vERsARY OF SECESSION.
WASHINGTON, Pee % (SDeciGp.-It wa, on Monday
last that senator Plgh. OF Alabama made an a. s,i-
pcn before the Judiciary Committee OF The senate Of
which he is member. n behalf OF the confirmation Of
eecrctary Lamar a Justice Of the supreme Court
Bench. The burden Of Mr. Pugh's argument was
that difcrcn of opinion IS not treason, that Mr.
Lamar sincerely bell ycd ia the ri ht Of a = alto 10
soccde. and that when his state did scccde from the
Union Ir Lamar, loyal ctizcn Of Tia, state, had
TO 60 with It, Mr.. Pugh said that he himself and
others In the senate into the secession move
meni with the states OF which they citizens feel
Ing hat II wa the Only cOutse open to item Ia his
autobiography which appear, Ia the Congressional I'll
1ectOsy, Mr PugL oays lac retired from the AAAfIth
Congress when Alabama ordained to scccdc from tho
CniOn' II IS curious fact that on the WY day
when MI Pueh va, mailing this defence OF Mr. Lamar,
be celebrating the twenty seventh anniversary
OF the publication Of d Very Icmal liable document,
which was signed December Il. leo. AID Inst ap-
Eeared in The paper. The Iy,h Of mat month
1t read a. follows:
80 Ogr C0AsftNctA;
The argument i exhausted. Al ho.e of relief in
the MON through the agencies Ol committees. Con
extnslshcd, and We trust ths south wlu Loi 10 de-
coived Jy The appearance the prcnec o. now guar
antces. Ia Oui opinion th" Republicans sOute
IN ih'i purpose 10 grant nothing that NIL ought To
satisfy the south. We satisfied that the honor,
ouilc the 0igan4at on Of a southern tou.rGeracy--
result 10 be- obtain only IS ,ep8ratc state leccs-
Sion, that the primary object Of cach slave holding
State ght 10 be rs speedy and absolute separation
from The Union.
This was signed by thirty Senator and KcVrscn
tives 10 Con..e,, hOn me sou'Aern siaes. Al the
very head OF the -. j., al. Of James J.. Push,
then q Representatives. from tlat4ua. Ncar the tai
IS The Of john II. reagan. Then preventative
from Texas and ig~ senator irua ihai state. IL
"a. IN. ,.i official DECLARATION 81 ne ,llion f. was the
ffst document issued Dr. CANCEL trra, n ihe nited
htctc, Preceded and invited Cvciy dnahce Of Sc
-e..t.u. and gave %" ~ the Southern tOufcd
sraey 90 the rebellion, Siaie>-ani on the twenty
sci cU'h anniversary 90 lt, puAi' a'p jones L. PuSh
a lardoncl lebei Addressed the judiciary Committee
IN Ucfancc Of treason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

when Mayor Hewitt and the other members Of tho
Board OF Estimate ami Appointment vi'Ited KaniaF'
Islam on rue,lAy Last the Mayer asmuch Ptned when
toll that tho ehlllren ia the nursery hadn toys.
"What. No ratticsl" he exclaimed. "fso bad! 100
bad 90
A. the ing Of the Board o. Electrical! Cohlro ON
Thursday, when CON- nissioner Ghbeus expressed ms
willingness 10 relieve Mayorof part OF hs rcsponsl
bllt,s Mr. Hewitt suggested that lac might begin by
senRin IA rattes TO tina number or children on KAN
dnlls Island When the MAJ or reached MS once ,,'lo'
,nv ~ fpuud on his desk a box containing hdhusoho
willow r.tfle inscribed: GRAND Array l. Air
Ins Is tho wsrk If some practical loAsr' s'u w..
same shall be able to supply every napy on III" st.nt
r,ttis mi Thought OF the JOY II woAld bring TO sono
T.. h.4r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
orAKER CITY BROKERS' MAKING MERRr.
MIJoR JANIS H4GGERrY'S FUNERAL


DOCTOR hGLNNN CAME 10 Ellorl|H mn '''N'
MAN-RTNO POST. g. 4. H., TOOK CHARGE.
The funeral 81 Major James Iaggerty took place
last evening AT hi, home No 80 East FOrty ninth IT,
II was seen early I'm the evening that II would have
been wise 70 have taken the body 10 some large nan
church. for during the services the rooms ana Nc'i
bulc Of house filed TO suocaon With crowds
OF Sympaihzcrs. including he officers OF th' Manhai
tan branch OF the Irish National League, members oil
the Grand Army Of the Republic and Of the Home Club
an uptown Democratic organization, aud with many OF
his influential Irish friend, not affiliated with any 80
cIctcs. Major Hagcruy's sword and medals were
laid across the collin which the National has had
been thrown. NJ the head placed n largo bank
OF hoWcIs, willis other floral designs were The ohor-
nss Of Reno Po,'. No. a. G.. A. r., Of which he was
a mcmicr The officer, aud member, OF the Ncw-i ork
CITY Woman's Suiliaec League aud OF the Manhattan
branch Of the Iii>h National LcngJr sent larS harp
during the da, ami after tn" funeral crowd continued
to file past th' colin and Wow the ho.ly.
Tie officers # Reno Post who loolcd after i"ir part
Of tn, arrangement, vcr, Commander Henry g. Per
ley senior Vice Commander Philip :. L.shn. Juhi'r
Ncc-C commander Robert Walsh. AdJui,ut JOHN Was
Der. and Ouartcrma,tcr Loui, lcs,. Tho Manhattan
branch Of th' Irish Nai,nh L"asuo wa &C.! .n."I
By secretary john Mct arthy, Dennis lnoai", Eugene
Parker T. j Moran J. T.. IaiTcil AMI AdJuiant James
Moran. From The Home club there came among
thaflo, y. Mcbride. Joseph o,uIiy. Join "i"i ',h
TN y. Brown. Capian John - Mc.uI.ash ~ l,i..'
Attorney James Fitzgerald Major Edward p"iS' and
Al . O'Clock Tathcr McDlsun cutcrci Ills arrival
was surprise TO AZ last half 81 those prc~"nt IT,
rDrf,'' -,oIl"n n was fH d,lns wish Of H. Malo-
that Father McrlSnn. whom hr s"a'N admf'd-eNrn
u.nr. Man, hNcr p"lnr.i orf"n' n'- ~ ilr do i"E
among fhr prmo''f- bowed eng n.,'' " '' Aii i.'
other, Of thcm sra-pd Dis hand a. be- to'l h >ra ~
Tie foot 81 tlr colI. chaplain W ilan !. Nrl !. %
and Comma i-. r.,'.y '..h rc,d io-'. 'n 80 il'
mardcr moiioncd FOO iaih.r Nc'Iynn who 'n cl"'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
FLAMES FROM 4 BROKEN LAuP.
FIVE PERSON, BADLY BrHNED-oNE or TIi%suF
FFRrRs prAD AND ANOTnfH DYING.

FIVE PERSONS BADLY BURNED -oNh of 'i''0 r
FRRrRs pY,D AND ANoTUYR DYING.
su,rnv Penn Dec % fspccial.-Mrs william VI.
Fakiu 81 Brooknell, ONO. and three children were
s.,e a, ht AZ the paror crntre Table under hang
I'm, lamp. when f"ll 20 the floor eNpoln; Hul thro"
ing the blazing oil IN every direction The mother anu
children were, ~ once cnvclppel IN Il IN = ana ran
sore amin, ~ the door Tasn. anrned 10y ~" nose
came AZ once from his -torcroom adjoining. Catching
TIE ira, cii little girl % three years he male An
,,tp,n, 10 pu. or the blaze bat only partially SIC
cc.,fnl The second child. Bella dashed by AMI WA
CAUGHT by the father. only succeed In tearing her
clothes from her body after she hal been horribly
burned Hn'ert. Two, wl.in agony from the hurh'
he hsi received ant Nr' Eafin hal bean compelled 10
lr..i from tn effort her circu 20 lhilr Tor
her own NE Bella INTO re sfor' hui hrr cl't'nS
neiin caught tire. bat wI- cNfinsui~hel hy Eh."r'
Who rushed in The little boy had NIt"nty Inhaled the
fu,. Dot Dee icl soon ~ rr TIE yoInr"r COLL a. 'at
accounts receive dyiu from tie numerous burns
Dat ne third child sin NinS ami may recover
Nj. Ilku's burn. are .rrious bag NOT ti'fL -ie -
uro.r,trl with rr!.f lul her condition. = critical
i-iu h- Ir-u.ra'" attempts - save IN" ye- 90 ~
children. received terrible burns aood the HAMS ana
f.tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

The annual Christmas fesilNa Tor the ch.''''" " -,
Fye Point, Mission hcll yesterday, Sna from ave y
six hundred little urchns who arr the ptotrs {" ~ NV
Mission and to whom Chris mas would be di'dF $3.50
but for that institution were made glat At p ii NV
infant class 10 number OF three hundred a'''''
the hall and received useful articles ol c"h"s II
child received a dress, hrnl skiIt coat nat esp So
or such other article as he or she stood most Ia H' -
In addition each got bobk sud Christmas o'' ~,
tho muts. fruits and swec mcal, that MAS "An''d' "
q cake OF good toilet soap 49, tall.
In the evening the larger children thronsei h' rs,
nm, affair ba usu,l exercise, of song and prayer u,
barrels and boxes full OF presents were "H arr
tle boy and girl receiving ~ much a. my s,e sani
home. IL has been customary here Olot 70 - omitted
Claus aud lively entorts. unIent, but us "isnnah II.
yesterday out OF respect ~ he n,os 90, o hirtseyen
RIVER " no had labOsd In tie Mission TOT w -. cor
wears, and died on SUNDAY dphtheria when an easc.
;.se ted while attending child afflicted WIN '"S' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
NO MORE WAX ABOUr WHARFAGE BATES.

Joseph T.. ArgunbaIy, chairman OF tho Committee on
Wharfage tho Foreign Fruit Exchange yesicid'y st
20 tho President the Exchange the fO0win. fora
agreement. which it Is expected viii b. signed ~ t'
steamship companies abents and tho Importers % green
and dried fruits Ii Is hereby mutually agreed BY the
undors gned thai for twelve months from January loss
wharfage Mediterranean cdrgOes shall DO chhgd ana
paid this basis On green fruit Oranges, l'nois'
grapes onOns lvo days from OF entry Of steamer
as the Custom House 10 be allowed free OF Wharfage on
the sixth day Wharfage be- charged AMI pad % Tie rate
Of Gvi cents PEE ton per dy On dried IA al
fO-y-cg hours 10 DO allowed fIe OF wh rfla irJm lc
time or discharge u being Understood that the time FOR
discharge each day be taken as @ O'Clock y. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
yRYyyG 70 Settle lorFprcr c1AflfN

The committee Of the Aqundl" 'omui'- '' "e
pointed iO ,.n.i'cr VT. CORPORA .oh counsel g. 90.
AMI Controller Toew the cll m> % tie contractors
for e,cavliipu- arpl masonry met ir'"At'
hut did nothing Il importance aaA odlonln'' To-
wednesday next Il Is und.r-'oo. that tie mAu
Ioint La, boon practl, ais setird. thiet E"@'!tt
Church and ni, pnu. pal assist au'> have aSn'e o-
tvpcA cl,ss section of tie AQu'dnct a. th't u" soy
standing p whli the cn irtciu, were 10 ORE showed
M, +. nm a,..l., Cd. Use. 9. inc..~ 'or l.c .i,tI
ami hrlra lining %. trc al tir tun'. o"r.I' ~
tLat u,fhn. i. 10 hr alluNn.. just iuW much . =
vin .nl,t p, ll. moi : 'S'u de- in'f. 'it
thc an.onnt viii p.obab, Ic between 100000 AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
WARRINGTON NOTES.

ForsTH-CI Asa POsTMAsTTRs.-T Psstnasier-Gcserai
hes arrontd the following fourth class pcstn aseIs;
Eava Il Nj PaIrs.t Greenwood Ironworks. y. Y. lahn
W KNAPP, Fs terda.e " y. Eenry lIoWhcl, CapOihs'
viie, y. j.; Mrs Alice y. Quimby. salisbury. y H.
JxTth< A1IoNAL BRIDGES-AmOng the bills introduced
I'm the Eouso ustcr the Sew rule Yesterday one Ivy
Representative BouIelle. Of Maine, approprlatihg
fGt for OF four bridges across me
ii Iohn and 81 Francis hivers where they FORM ,hs
30 Indary bstwecu Maine and New Brunswick proviIeu
that the Government OF Canada shall appropriate ike
su,- Tor tina purpose.
DISCHARGED Secretary Whitney has informed
W H. H. Smith Chief Cork Of the Bureau OF Htelm En-
.inccrnc that his services Chsf CLERK VIII not ps
rsecd after January l. Mr. Smith has been III ths Navy
Deparl M nt twesty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
rycoGyyzyG r. 1. GREAcEvS value.

Robert \. Crcacen, Chairman OF the Earcled Repuhl-
can. III the NVtn Assembly District. went to ia" Kspubl
can cus hoad1urIers Of that district ut Nc 40 Ninth
ave- last night under tho impression that only regular
meeting was bs held there le fonni, however the
president OF tho club. Tho secretary and iotof RepuD
cans waiting for mini They presented his with gold
watch cosusg 500 In recognition OF his eic snt services
to the Republican party "a hs district Mr. Gr-Rcen
pads a hnppy response IN which he confidently pre-
dtctcd the Republican, pnriys return 10 power IN 1883
other sperchos were made and Mr. Blaines name was
meutlosed toyerai times ana caused loud cheering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
FREIGHT RArEs REDUCED Almost TO NOrHLN

FREIGHT RATES REDUCED ALMOST TO NolhiNd'
CHICAGO Dec 23.-Tho on freisst rates betwcoh
Chicayo and It Loaf. ended this evening in conpets de-
msraization The Wabash having met the I'D per cent
cut Of ths Chicago AMI Alton made ysstsriay' tn'
officials OF the latter road nj once annsunced 10 ls pa
irons IN shippers that the rates by the Alton wefs ~
per cent less by any Competing Ina Ihs meant
further rt Of per cent which was followed oy the
WABASH i.s,rlctiag its agents at all competing points
with the Alton to quse lower rates than its rival tho
consequence Of this that nobody could tel what
rates were force and shippers could snip their lrsht
a auy alto they pleased is only the through pnt
as, tho rates such intermediate points rs SprlEsn'n
jacksonville. Decatur. ETC. thlt are demsriiIel InIS
true both dead freight and live stock IL eNpsctsh
that beth roads will be hauling i've sor 10
Chicago FOR nothiag Next week II seams csrtah tht.
mo 1,h, viii ATTEND into tho passenger business. Huca
extension waud no. only down fares to ST. Louis but
to Kansas city and bsyOnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

College Hospital on Monday from natural causes,
complained yesterday to Coroner Rooney that she had
been harshly treated at the hospital when she went
with her friends get the body. She claims she was
told that lot of paupers" were not wanted aoOh no
hospital DR. shaw whom she charged with bru-
tally and offensive behaviour denies the allegations
Although tbs Coroner had held an inquest IN The case
q took the woman's statement and promised to look
INTO tho mat or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
covcpESSuiy uorFtrrS FUNERAL

WAsmNGrON, Dee 23-Mrs. Monatt, wife OF tho de-
ceased on gresham from Michigan, arrived In Washing
ton this morning. accompanied 10y her son La accord
asce with hor wishes there viii be no funeral services
held here Ihs Congressional ocmnittee consisting or
Senator Palmer and Representatives Cucheon. Brewer.
F,ri III .hrr Shiyely LYMAN and wade started IN the
10 ran ma evening WITH the body. Al Fort Wayne.
Wepy,r Who will nj 40 acr-mpany the body to Mr.. MOf
rat,'s Iats homo in Traverse city, Mich. where the
funeral ssryces Will be held and the hermeht take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

TN, subscriptions 20 tho National Purse 8" h' tN''
,n Edward Burg -, the su,r ~ the f0rtn' --
flower ami Volunteer each oi Which IN cum s~c..'.''
def nlet tho Americas Guy. ga, reached tlpl2 -' ''
check for thai amount seat % M. burgess ID. '"
las night a.,
l. ~ l. Hurst. the tel,or,r " the fLni, ani D. W.
Hazard tho secretary, have furnished - ll,s % th, 'V
scrptioa, Tho following a., anone Va, i'.I A -
trluor,: New York lachs tluo, - oO'' W., ''
tl,ie e5a0. H. L. Ruauc, 5000; }. f,finon. morgan,
s;oO. ,~h 500 Run. liud Nt>ani' 80 '""''
dem (:o,l,t. 80; G. Vanderbilt. 90,
1honas W. rcar.lL 400 teo,g' =! loir,,' ,1o lie
br,i,, r. &C. rrv, $50. George Il. CHASE. 800 IT,, a
flaglcr $3.50 Bostvick, 500; >. T. ipup-f' @i'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

~ Plrk place. y. So .ay'; was sick AMI euel That
lated 10 endure thu tor ~ Dyspesa AMI danger
Oi the siiheY.. After u.iHg Dr. ksnnrIys
Favoits Rene ~ rev t~diy better conf eat digest,
sl'oq. wo Win arr,r had. Gnt trt stionE Ini "r"
uippi dom Dr. nrlnrtT- Ftv"rite
iieredi ~ era --t. / ltilt seal 2toht II tmptO
r. D4vld krDn,y. Il ndoG - s.. i0r 10 boo. "a ncy
Liver aud BLOOD dis ,riers. Mentor THIS papor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

Dr. H. f. Ioonis who has taken ms fathers place in
attending Jacob sharp o. ate, said yesterday i"N BIS
patient mat OIL lis advice gone 10 Ito coInry TO rccu
peTate.
"How is he feelingi" asked the reporter.
'Oh first rate" was the reply 4" lie viii be back to
the city tn about a weeA."
When the news OF Mr. Sharps departure first was
spread airsaa 1t WAS received WITH incrs iulit
and considerable surprise expressed that hc should
have becn a.loNSs 10 80 dnch"ilenssd 10 u
ropf That commands tnrcc AMI G.rrcl
isad, T. Canada Eat 40 useasiur.s WIS felt IL uie
District A ttornay's olics Mr. Marine and Mr.. Nicol
SAD that a. Sharp at ib-riv o bail lie hal peTc'
light 10 20 wh her he long as ne was az Aand
wien called lor thai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

The statement published yesterday that In view If
uo.s bic ont cal Of Lo,iils lctwccu Russia Austria.
and Gcrinany there would be- a Wholesale dismissal Of
English captains Belgian steamship, and suhStitI-
ton ~ German ones. especially the rcd star Line
afforded mrcn amusement I'm shipping circles. Tn"
Red star Line IS the only passenger me under the
rlpau but ti, commanders uf Il oi It's vessels,
e.. rrpfng tho Nad,rllud. American born and thu
cnIninndorr of the liu", captain Eanic. IS also an
uc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
STREET RAIL WAYS AM4LGAMATING.
A MILLION DOLLARS TO CHANGE HANDS.
THE BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD LEASES THE LINKS
OLE TILE RUsuWICK COMPANY

OF THE BUsIwICK COMPANY.
The brooklyn city Railroad Company proposes TO In
crcascs plant by tho purchase Of tho lease Ia per-
tetnity of the lines of the Bushwck Railroad Company.
The Bushwlck Company owns and operates the Bush
wick Cypress Hills, GrecnpOnt. Lutheran Cemetery,
and Tomphins Avenue lines, which run In Brooklyn
and outside Of II I'm Queens County ccnt'rlg at The
fcrrc, I'm Broadway The charter was secured IN le"',
and the company capitalized at S5OOOoo Tho
cost of the road and equipment was Sl,122."2l.
Tho length OF road is twcntythree miles and IN l7eo,
1863. j9J passengers wero carried and 800 men emf
pIoycd The net earnings I'm that year were SIR
s:7 40 A dividend OF 1-2 per cent was declared
The president Of the Bushwick Company Is william
r. Hustled. wLo by the death OF his father seymour L.
Hustled became largely Interested In the Broohyn Oly
COMPANY and the consolidation now ABOUT 10 D"
effected was accordance with his fathers WISHES,
Tho officers OF the Brooklyn city Company have Dcrh
DESTROYS ~ enlargng the scope OF their WORK a.
advantageous connections can be made In me never
parts OF city. 1t Is likely that possession OK mo
Ines OF the Broadway Railroad Company VIII De
etfcrtcd as soon az president Edwin Eccrs Is vice
tty Company expects to secure the Lease OF the pi
cr.y Of tho Pushwck Company during the charter lfe
~ the company and any Increase thereof The con
sdrraon Is said to be over 81 ,O0OOO0 Inc 1rcr'prS
of the Bshwick Company authorized the transfer on
Thursday and the directors of the brooklyn lily co"
pany Will act shortly In the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

hr. broke last evening AT No' - ana - Not'st
a nv,--tory tenement house IN which there were A'hs
about 80 people. and It was thougnt from to RAPID
manner IA winch tie fines spread tlat several ~ me
fegat, hat been burnol death Ihe lire was star et
nv explosion tn Morris LeviRskys paint store on the
INST nsor Of 40 - The IA ed through the store
in .tIut aul mounted tn front Of io building
q the th ri story. Tn people m the house d'-hei
wildly down tI0 stairs but tLa Names met them
and drove them b,c, Then they made dash Tor ths
rjel Itwlsa Wild scramble Tor si,e,y, AMI parents ran
away from hoIpls.s children Wen AsslsiaurChef
Mccall . 20 the plaza be orlsr~l ladder 10 De pun up
10 tue aIuinNs on each -pl}. iho hrcn'H ran hiAOy
up lria into The Doll allu- @uoNr tui "a Wonen came
10 a. windows with cslir+n n taclr arms. 80 OF
th. partially -uns, ted and Ter. unconscious. IRE
nl"u Johnson AMI oNcl -,cuci ,"rch 'irh tiI'i~h
hole ~ 80 ip,' whru hcV had ma Tee WIN tier axe,
D0rcr frlfsr 81 TIE SIKH Precinct Wa overcome WIN
Sakc h, ~. ullg chill lren from Tie -ecoul ssry
ia. NrD burned al the ~crslt AL ilri stories no
irrr~u vent tfeIsh he buliR. soon "a tuo smoke
Cleared awav bIf dlI us 1ni aRy bodies anu al me
ch Iron except Two were slsrNarj ncconn'rl Ter an
10 W. suppose h>d been taken 20 some house IN
tho rri zoo prosL Iho damage 10 the sioc~ AM Quill
iug WIS aloIt $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

ENGINE. PATTERNS ANDROrND House V ENED.
OH CRY POM. Dee. - In, Western Nsw f'rh AMI
v,uu.yynni. rsuu Aolsc IN which seven locomo-
tiys caught shortly atter3ococA thi' m'F"n- Aai
MIS- burned TO the ground The fire was uTst di'coY
cred n tAc southern portion OF the building The sruc1'
III, wa. a wocdoa and dry ~ timber aud burned
rtriuy The car shop, and locomotive works were
saved through thc hard work ~ the Warkmen. "hs gst
ont Ola. conptuy. hose and combined the nlmes O. the
tsil-su>e and bras. founl.v ihs road VIII be Grip
p-d engines. they wsrr using every "ngln" tsY
itd A,nIt loo wsrih az patterns weto burned "a
The hr.4, foundry Tao los - o.nAtot { - 1000 IA
ling the dam age. 10 ths engines which there 10
to al ln,lraaco Ol about Plo.OoO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
NO ESCAPE NOW FoR THE PLUMBERs.

The Beard Of Health and the Com missioner OF Public
Works have GENE agreement by which di.honest
plumbers will DO brought to terms wheut NIGHT In the
courts every defective planbiEg Is discovered In
new houses After January no permits FOR water cor
nectiops will he granted at ths Department Of Public
Works unless the applications for permits are accrn
panied by certificates IRON The Health Department tha
The plu IN the houses bs furnished VITA water 10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
May TO Hell.

DEAR BELL: I'll writ you a short Letter
TO say I'm wonderfully better,
How much that means you ought to know.
Who saw tre Just one mont ago
Thin. nervous, retail. white a. chalk.
Almost too weak 10 breathe or talk
Head throbblng as IL NJ fsr breaking,
A weary. ever presont arhiug.
But now life soems . different Ia ug
feel AZ glad as bird Oh wiu2l
say and fear no contradiction.
That Pierces Favorite Prescription
Is grandl Why. III have died without o.!
Ma thinks there's no mistake about H.
Its driven all my Ills away:
1ust come and $50 Yours ever,